The Message Behind the Madness
Although it may appear to be an odd concept at first, the application of spiritual laws to the process of policy making is in fact a powerful tool that can be used to produce policies that are both effective and equitable. The concept that everything in the universe is interconnected
The ability to align public and private interests is crucial to the success of any nation or organization in today’s globalized environment. A safe and sustainable global community results from converging public and private interests. There is friction between public and private interests because the motivation for the former
Businesses in the modern world are constantly on the lookout for ways to increase their revenue and profits. Applying spiritual principles to commercial activity is one approach. The premise of spiritual laws is that we can influence the outcomes of our lives by strengthening the bonds between all things in
For ages, human advancement has relied on the seven liberal arts and sciences. They have been utilized to mold our ways of reasoning, education, and socialization. The seven liberal arts and sciences have been used to create knowledge and skills that have shaped our modern world from the time of
Companies in the space industry are increasingly using ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) techniques to guarantee their long-term success. ESG strategies are meant to ensure that a business considers the effects of its activities on the environment, the social environment, and the governance environment. Since the space sector is still
Take a stand! Let the world know what you align with, believe in, and stand for! Be bold! These are the mantras that keep The Cultured Scholar Strategic Communications going. We are committed to going to the places no one wants to go, saying the things no one wants
The tech industry has become a necessary evil in modern society, but was it intended to be that way? Web 2.0 was set in motion with the intention of democratizing tech, and even though mega-conglomerates have stepped in to corner any possible market a person anywhere on earth can think
Organizational communication is proving to be more difficult than many pros may assume. For example, the Disinformation Governance Board from the Department of Homeland Security ended before it started due to a gross miscommunication of intent, strategy, and carefully curated leadership. An unfortunate trend in communications-driven industries is that most
Consumers of all types are becoming more brand conscious and concerned with the welfare of all life on earth. Thus, they want to do business with socially responsible companies. From the tumultuous carnage Wayfair endured after donating furniture to Trump’s immigration camps to Facebook’s ongoing battle for credibility around data
Marketers and executives have caught on to the fact that consumers are more interested in shopping with brands that align with their personal values. However, the rise of ethics and values-based branding has major red flags that companies and consumers alike should be aware of. 1. Companies Becoming the